DOS and Win98 FDISK won't let me make more than one primary partition. Huh? I thought you could have up to 4 primary paritions in FAT?
I want to have a 700 MB FAT16 primary partition for DOS, and a 3.3 GB FAT32 primary partition for Windows 98SE.
I would use Knoppix or some other live CD to do this, but this laptop lacks the RAM to run it.

I'm thinking of putting the FAT32 partition first, since the Windows 98 CD seems to expect drive C to be where Windows is going.
The DOS partition really doesn't need to be 700 MB, but this laptop hangs on Windows 98SE (or most other OS) installers when ran off CD. Even when the installer is started using a floppy boot disk. I copied the Windows 98SE CD to the 700 MB partiton using xcopy, and voila, it installs.
Anyway...
I'm looking for ideas.
Another question is how to install GRUB or LILO in the MBR to allow me to select one or the other, when there is no Linux installed on the hard drive.
I'm sure someone else on here has done this before.